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A minor bug with local adjustments and color range mask
I have noticed that the color mask eyedropper is displayed under the following steps when applying a new local adjustment with the Shift key pressed.
1. Click a local adjustment, for instance the gradient filter.
2. Click and drag to create a filter.
3. Select the color range mask and choose the color sampler tool (eyedropper).
4. Click and drag to add a selection of color. Important - don't put the tool back.
5. Click Done to close the filter.
6. Click another local adjustment. This can be the same one or different, such as the radial filter.
7. Press Shift, then click and drag to create the filter. Notice that as you drag the cursor displays the eyedropper+ icon. If you release the mouse, then Shift and drag again, the cursor displays normally.
This is on Windows 10 Pro ver. 1903 Lr Classic 8.4
1. Click a local adjustment, for instance the gradient filter.
2. Click and drag to create a filter.
3. Select the color range mask and choose the color sampler tool (eyedropper).
4. Click and drag to add a selection of color. Important - don't put the tool back.
5. Click Done to close the filter.
6. Click another local adjustment. This can be the same one or different, such as the radial filter.
7. Press Shift, then click and drag to create the filter. Notice that as you drag the cursor displays the eyedropper+ icon. If you release the mouse, then Shift and drag again, the cursor displays normally.
This is on Windows 10 Pro ver. 1903 Lr Classic 8.4
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robert_somrak
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Rikk
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Just_Shoot_Me
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Tested it twice on 2 different images, Fuji RAW RAF files. I see exactly what you stated.
Not sure it really matters in the long run.
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Rikk
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What Video Card set?
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anthony_blackett
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My mouse is a Logitech M310. I just tried another mouse, a Logitech M235 and with this newer mouse I don't see the problem. Might be time to update my old mouse, which is looking a bit tired :)
Thanks for your suggestion, which points to the pointer!
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anthony_blackett
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I just deleted the mouse driver from Windows device manager, restarted Windows and let it reinstall the mouse.
Tried the steps again with Lr Classic and everything worked as normal - no eye dropper.
Fixed
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